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2541. The most nearest meaning to the word decrepit is:Definition: Decrepit is defined as something worn out or ruined because of age or neglect

  • A. Young
  • B. Sturdy
  • C. Crippled
  • D. Strong

Explanation: Crippled means severely damaged or malfunctioning hence it is the most appropriate choice here as it aligns with the idea of being weakened or impaired, which is synonymous with decrepit.

Correct answer: Crippled

2542. Choose the opposite of Exacerbate:Definition: Exacerbate is defined as to make something worse (more violent, bitter or severe)

  • A. Infuriate
  • B. Vex
  • C. Placate
  • D. Deteriorate

Explanation: Placate is the correct choice because it means to make someone less angry or hostile, to soothe or calm them down, which is the opposite of making a situation worse or more severe (as exacerbate implies).

Correct answer: Placate

2543. The most nearest meaning to the word unnerve:Definition: The word unnerve means to make someone feel anxious, unsettled, or worried.

  • A. Uphold
  • B. Bind
  • C. Calm
  • D. Dismay

Explanation: This word closely aligns with the meaning of unnerve. To dismay someone is to cause them to feel distressed, troubled, or anxious. It captures the sense of unsettling or causing worry, making it the most appropriate synonym among the options provided.

Correct answer: Dismay

2544. The most nearest in meaning to the word Zealot is:Definition: The word zealot typically refers to a person who is extremely passionate or fervent about a particular cause or belief.

  • A. Moderate
  • B. Maniac
  • C. Dumb
  • D. Expert

Explanation: It captures the essence of someone who is excessively enthusiastic or fervent about their beliefs or cause, much like a zealot. It denotes intense and sometimes irrational enthusiasm or obsession.

Correct answer: Maniac

2545. The most nearest in meaning to the word Conversant is:Definition: The word conservant is an adjective that means familiar with or knowledgeable about something.

  • A. Talkative
  • B. Acquainted
  • C. Lucky
  • D. Cold

Explanation: is the most appropriate choice as it signifies having some level of knowledge or familiarity with a subject, which is akin to being conversant.

Correct answer: Acquainted

2546. The most nearest in meaning to the word Bedevil is:Definition: Bedevil typically means to cause trouble or distress to someone or something.

  • A. Annoy
  • B. Soothe
  • C. Helping hand
  • D. Destroy

Explanation: This is the closest in meaning to bedevil. To annoy someone means to cause them slight irritation or discomfort, which aligns with the idea of causing trouble or distress.

Correct answer: Annoy

2547. The most nearest in meaning to the word Courteous is:Definition: The word courteous means polite, respectful, or having good manners.

  • A. Affable
  • B. Heedless
  • C. Law follower
  • D. Dauntless

Explanation: It is the correct answer. It means friendly, amiable, or easy to talk to, which aligns closely with the idea of being polite or courteous.

Correct answer: Affable

2548. The most nearest in meaning to the word Abiding is:Definition: The word abiding typically means enduring or continuing for a long time

  • A. Compulsory
  • B. Ephemeral
  • C. Enduring
  • D. Ending soon

Explanation: It is the best choice as it closely aligns with the meaning of abiding, indicating something lasting or continuing for an extended period.

Correct answer: Enduring

2549. The most nearest in meaning to the word Strident is:Definition: Strident is defined as a loud and harsh sound; grating.

  • A. Subdued
  • B. Genius
  • C. Blatant
  • D. Experienced

Explanation: is the best choice because it shares similarities with strident in conveying something that is loud, harsh, or obvious.

Correct answer: Blatant

2550. The most nearest meaning to the word Magnanimous is:Definition: The word magnanimous refers to being generous, noble, and forgiving, often in a high-minded way.

  • A. Selfless
  • B. Selfish
  • C. Petty
  • D. Bounteous

Explanation: Being selfless involves concern more with others' well-being than with oneself, aligning closely with the idea of being generous and noble from the word magnanimous

Correct answer: Selfless